- Reviewed.
"Siskel & Ebert" Oscar Nomination Surprises for 1987 (TV Episode 1988)
A clip is shown.The 60th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 1988)
"Siskel & Ebert" They'll Do It Every Time: Part Two (TV Episode 1991)
A clip is shown.Oscar's Greatest Moments (Video 1992)
You Can't Do That on Television (TV Series 1979–2004)
"You Can't Do That on Television" Television (TV Episode 1982)
a clip from the green slime segment is shown in the opening scene.
"Jake and the Fatman" Fatal Attraction (TV Episode 1987)
Title reference.Someone to Watch Over Me (1987)
A 1987 thriller set around an affair."Saturday Night Live" Steve Martin/Sting (TV Episode 1987)
Title mentioned and still picture shown during Weekend Update."Valerie" Faulty Attraction (TV Episode 1988)
Title reference"Moonlighting" Fetal Attraction (TV Episode 1988)
title reference
Diabolique (1955)
In the final scene, when Alex pops up from the bathtub while the audience believes she is dead, it is a reference to the same scene in 'Les Diaboliques' when Paul Meurisse does the same thing.Psycho (1960)
Shower, Big knife, the final scene has references to 'Psycho'Play Misty for Me (1971)
The movies have the same basic premise, and also an early scene with an ice pick.
Sapik Kadin (1988)
Unofficial Turkish remakeAkshrathettu (1989)
indian remakeFatal Attraction (TV Mini Series 2023)
TV series remake of the 1987 movie
Diversion (Short 1979)
Based on a short film made for British TV which James Dearden wrote and directed.
"Saturday Night Live" Sean Penn/L.L. Cool J/The Pull (TV Episode 1987)
Spoofed in Fatal Attraction II"Head of the Class" Fatal Distraction (TV Episode 1988)
Title reference, and the plot is parodied."Saturday Night Live" Glenn Close/Gipsy Kings (TV Episode 1989)
Spoofed in Support group sketch with Glen Close as Alex."Hale and Pace" Episode #2.3 (TV Episode 1989)
One sketch is a mock trailer of the film."DuckTales" Metal Attraction (TV Episode 1989)
The name of the episode is a parody of that movie and has a similar plot.